Weymouth Rugby Football Club is a community rugby club in South Auckland, on Gibbons Road in Weymouth, that is best known for the players it produced. It was founded in the early 1970s in the Counties Manukau union, as a breakaway from the older Manurewa club. Jonah Lomu played his first senior club game for Weymouth, and Joe Rokocoko played his junior grade rugby there before moving on to Auckland clubs. Loki Crichton, who later played for the Chiefs and Samoa, also came through the club before heading to the Waikato. Today it runs a pathway for junior and senior players and is a community hub for grassroots rugby in the area. The club published a booklet marking its first ten years in 1982. Among the clubs in its union, it is one of the younger ones, and it is a small club rather than a large one.